From: lenona321@yahoo.com   
      
   I can't imagine what else to add - other than what the shady people on   
   the East Coast are refusing to tell the poor man. (We'll likely never   
   know all the criminal details - and neither will he.)   
      
   His name: Luis Albino.   
      
      
   "Boy abducted in Oakland more than 70 years ago found living on East   
   Coast"   
      
   https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-09-21/boy-abducted   
   in-oakland-more-than-70-years-ago-found-living-on-east-coast   
      
      
   And this raises a question. We've all heard of desperate "adoptive"   
   parents and black-market babies, plus the crime of newborns being   
   kidnapped from hospitals by strangers (and sometimes even by nurses),   
   but how often do older children in the U.S. get kidnapped, per se, for   
   that particular purpose?   
      
   I'm guessing it's always been a pretty rare crime.   
      
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